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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRv yopK. TUESDAY, Dee BEEVES-Reccip'- 80
cars ~ 975 hcad-2 A. jersey city Tor the mak ana
3 c4s C0ui-s', Of which 40 cars were ior MI VAST
man. fl cars for J. Stern 8 cars klufn { sta.-s
ana car for Biumenihai's SONS Mos, Of the late
u.as Yesterday Jersey CITY the yards uhsp.d
No market to-day. Feeling steady.
Dressed Bot luot case Tor Common % Choice, WIN
Extra carcasscs Bringing LAS lie. No Texan Bscf
offered
cable adviccs from Liverpool and London quote Re-
frgcrated Icr 10 higher, ana selling al 4a9 10
PEI 10. with d light supply.
The Wisconsin Is LAD with 1900 quarters Of Bet,
fore
CALVES Receipts O5 had, all at oOth-st STEADY for
Gra,,.rs and FED Calves and firm for Choice Yeas ir1e
limited.
Dressed Calves in Hight supply and night demand, but
steady, with Dressed CrasseIs selling al 4a1 &C. country
lCu2 1-2c.
Ilalenbcck & Hobs 45 Fed Calves ana Giass-
ers 3l2 lbs, at 81 80 Vedls. l52 lbs at 90 per 10
SHEEP AND LAMDS-I.ecelpts cars 81 lob head
s,ocA on and much needed Market uihc nim.
The few reported sales 7Sa3c iOr Sncrp with
deck Of Lambs sod al SC
Dressed Mutton slow az 1-2a7 &c Tor Bura!o aAh
Chicago Dressed, aud 7ase for CITY Dressed and Dssod
Lambs had inquiry at ea1oc, which figures
the make. IS nrn.
sa!c,-Evcr!tt & Pdcock 30s Western Sheep, 81 his,
At &c; 12I a., 50 lbs at &c, Isl Western Lambs
G2 10 lbs, al &C.
J f. sadlcI 4 Co. 100 kentucky Ewes I54 Us, at
81 % per 100 lbs.
Receipts 2e cars OF ssh head-s at 4o,h-
st and 6 cars jersey city. The market Is quoed
steady at : LAD 3 4c Tor Fair 70 GOOD Hog,
Country Dressed In Hight supply and steady ~ IA
s-4c Heavy, TAI PC for Medium and 2isc Tor
haIes-J g. Smith. 1916 ONO Iles, 81 lbs, at IS 81 ;
II HOGS (COmmon, 02 Ibs. At ~ 80 rs Koughs, 304 bs
az IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Rosrox nAC OF 1aaT.
Friday. To-day.
RAILROAD GAINS AND STRENGTH In
STOCKS.


1wenty-eight railroads have reported their gross
earnings for the third week in December. giving
an aggregate of s2,54s,4s7 against S2,l75,l05 in
the week Of 1886, an increase Of s373,292 or III
per cent on the large week of 1855.
The stock market opened strong continued
strong and closed strong or course Philadelphia
and Leading leading feature because OF the
so-called strike Of rs operatives. 1t did open down
l Ia per cent from Fridays closing figure at
GA l-2, but that was the lowest price OF the day,
and it sold up to Go l-2a66 3-s. The rumors con-
corning tho situation Of the "blg strike were
conflicting all day and operators wcre confused
in their comprehension Of how such threatening
cloud could he easily dsp rs ID. The disposition
was not to believe the current reports that the
strike WAS so quickly ended The TRIBUNE of
yesterday morning said the strike then seems to
have assumed such proportions rs to guarantee a
sharp fight and quick solution The solution
OF the problem seems to have come without
sharp tight and that fact perhaps, gives some
color to the current report Of last week that the
managers OF the property might provoke n strike
If the price OF the stock did not fall 10 60 by
those reports unqucstlonably considerable guam
tty OF long stock was shaken out and the short
interest considerably increased. Some one pur-
chased the liquidation and the short stock sold;
and the stock has not sold below "a -
TALK IN HE STREET ABOUT READING.
If the rumors in the Street are true, the man
ayers Of the Reading property have followed the
road which leads TO speculative boycott Of that
stock. Many think that the spo uatve public has
no memory but the killing Of operations IN IN
diana, Bloomington and Nc,.ern securities should
not he forgotten. However, there
securities should not be forgotten. However, there
IS a marked difference between the two operations.
In one the management was supreme: IA the case
Of Reading the management Is only tn" representa-
tive Of syndicate which has promoted the sue
cess of the reorganization plan.
DEMAND GREATER THAN SUPPLY
The general market aside from the Reading
curious episode was strong; continuation OF the
market that closed last Friday evening II was
not booming: IT, was not excited; u was simply n
market where figures responded to q demand mod
cratcly greater than the supply offered either by
jobbcrs or new shorts aad consequently prices
closcl strong at about the best figures
DULNESS AND STRENGTH II BONDS
Government bond, were dan and strong; tie
bids were J-s higher for the Is and Is higher for
the l-2s. Annexed are the closing quotations:
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Receipts for week 2l4i7 pkg.. Exports for week BOG
Tho usual holiday du!ness prevailed this
ami the market has not beena very inerostns one hs
comparatively small supply OF fancy high navore fr"sh
creamery has keep the feeling snch quite rrm with
1hght hardening tendency TO prices. but the Cfsr.
Of all other grade. have continued beyond
wants Of the trae and the slow hut steady cnmuton
stock has caused increased weakness amounting
Instances to decline Of c ID There nas been reity
tfa reasonable bid should he refused the
bulk Of the stock Is defective In hav0r and It's only merit
Ia freshness. Eein TO Job worth about 33c.
For the finest Western. Oter than Elc!n. 3c - the current
IL 'af that nnstauths 0f tho receipts sell
II 2Sc largo part % 26c Western hold
goods dragging along at weak prce., very few gong
above 2Oc fan made soils chiefly -
&c dairy half tubs iancv reach 25c. IN lines
selections 26c OccasiOr ally lite higher Orii
choice Mes range from ls02c Common 10 choice
da entire sell at Sd22c ant strictly fancy az &c As
high &c. Is occasionally made for extra
nrkins buf most OF tho best dalrie, sell
2lc. good going at l702Dc For the finest
Western dairy "a U25c IA obtained but receipts largely
wiutrY AID offered 10 yer without attr ctug buyers
dun At the figures quoted Ftcsrv clos
ing the rmer with enOrt maze &c. for STANDARD
10
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec. n (Specap.-May wheat opened at s4h
NewYork and foreign traders were
principally re.pOnsb for the cent advance The receps
posted Tor Saturday Sunday and Monday320 were
small Hutchinson large seller at tho outset Jones
aud Kenneth Dupee Co, and other houses with
the large buyers. The visible sup
ply When an actual increase
OC7lS4 bushels announced the crowd expected 10
decline follow. This OF bear news strange 70
say haf however influence at all on the price Al 80
there little halt The top price was touched Al inc
close. the curb" May wheat sold at Soc cents ITO
evenly with wheat the speculative IN
terest Of day There only 10000 hogs al the
stock yards prices TO 10 cents higher May
pork started SIS 90 and got down TO Slo 40
point rapid and rather e1citei al
i.ht this option closed at sl5 s. about the op
for tie session Nat" Jones was actively builhg aiu
and Jones took 500 ierce% o arg
Krkwood ~ 22a Tor May an supposed
all tho session about 100 -
All Of moved M during tie cav anu
uricr Blooms leadership. Inc latter hinseH Dough.
$4,000 20OO0OO pounds OF snort Ds cos"
thing nearly IN" Top. May "u
touched a. % AM closed At - - Naio
Cora hu ell principally because wheat dl there oshE no
gre 4 trading opened a. "a aud touched o5't 10
tkn-ss then catching an M
spraton wheat II began 10 advance ana continue"
slowly 80 up until The last price was Tue oes
e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

,.xcY AND WILSON IDENTIFIED AS THE NEWCASTLE
BANK BURGLARS.

BANK BURGLARS
,,.pacror Byrnes said yesterday that John Wilson,
os Ccnrors. and William Lynch. the two burglars who
e arrested u few days ago after breaking out OF jail
A. p,tsacd Aass concerned in the attempt TO rob
An. Farmers National Bank mt Newcastle Del. the
sbt o, September % Lynch was arrested and brought
., tis city by tbs Yonkcrs police and he is al present
sus,:ng trial FOR a burglary at White Plains Wilson
was led yesterday by r. G. Cooper, cashier Of the
hank IN Newcastle OF the four masked burglars
xho tried ~ rob the hank The already had made
confession 20 Inspector Byrnes r lcating Lynch and
two other professional thieves who being sought for
Wilson's story of the attempt to ROB the bank corrob-
orst-.t hy Mr. Cooper.
Tie four burglars left this city september 90 and
went 10 ihnneton Del. by train. Then they hired a
WAGON AM team and drove 10 Newcastle. Having stolen
Il ladder they got into window OF the bank building
Intending to bind and Mr. Cooper before attacking
the banks vRults They got into roo occupied ny
MIR BROOKS. relative OF Mr.. Cooper. and found him
Q>lcei, A. they binding and gagging Mr.. Brooks
NJ cooper heard them and leaving his room the
opposite side OF the hall. arrived the scene with a
re-, liver. H OF the burglars at the door of Mr.
Brooks room AMI ahot him I'm the month. The other
tn burglars helped their wounded comrade to escape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
THE STATE Of TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 27-cstiou quiet Mid,ln- lo-e
me 81 3i62 10 Extra 10 stopS3 80 Family 81 c0d
itS Branfs ~ 80 a. IS PatIDco Family s. -. SUI
10 Amber 02393c. Western higher. Ma = v inter Red
sGdS7c January sos. &c: February s9isO
Southern stesGv. G5ao SO a
55'; Western higher Mixed spot 5I0554c. January
81 s05js,c southern id3pcs Western White
- 4tOc Western Mixed 30 5Sc Penusy 4 800.
R,e at o. GGGc Hay quiet: Prime Choice Vest.
sl3OO6l4 CO. Provisions, GWet; Mess Pork SIC 90.
Bukmeats shoulders and Clear Rib Siies packed
8acen-shOuiers ~ Clear RID ~Iies Di.c
Hama l2dl2.c I4Td refined S3r Butter frUer Western
packed 2dh i2c Eggs - 25c. Potatoes
steady - 90 20 Petroleum .tc2v shbei &c. Csnso
steady RIO Oriiusrs 10 lair Isl, lS'.c sugar
steady SOFT &c. Copper rerEei hrn A. - a lSc.
WA,ksY firm at ~ ljxSl H. Freigh., TO Liverpool
steamer dun 1924 Flour Is 6d. 3id.
ecept,-Fionr 1911 bb Wheat 5000 bush Corn 5000
Shipments -Four GA bbls. SalesWheat 100000 bush.
{ sru 27.OJO Dusn.
BUFFALO. Dec 27.-Wheat-To ! Hard higher; lieht
mani at 80 30 o No Northern Pacific m rel:
winter Wheat unsettled No Rel Michigan 81 u!Ic NO.
/ WHIT. Michigan 9l99zc No Rel gOG99.. Nc.
Amber 80 pY9qc. track. Corn lrr, mar, 40.
Ia 81 20 sc. No. track - -. Cats
goot demand: No White 3Ns3 S.c 10 White $40.
no Mixed 81 2 Barley dun amt inch lngcd.
. 80 -. . Canada ~ IL t0c. No. 2 milwaukee 50
SO. State 7J9~5c. Milfsed steady ami untn4nged-
Winter Bran $40 so spring fl9 2jc ksco.ptS--H heat
9.lU Corn 10000 oats 10000 bush. SAlps
ne.ts- Wheat 5000 bu-h. Corn 10000 Dus.
CHICAGO. 27.-Iho leatlnk futures rang.I foDws
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LIVE STOCK MARKET. BY TELEGRAPH

DuypAIO Doc 27.-Canie- Roropts iast "a hours were
noua Total thss tar 6'5 hsAn. same ums
is,f weok head Consigned thiOngh none mono On
ssio GA.
II 900 head For sano Time rsi week - 900
head thrsnsh sdra al 81 which 10 NeYiOrk
IL car. Tor sAIe Fair - 759i %
0n. 10 ChOCe - 73 Canadian Lambs ssd at 50 20
L %. all offerings takrn. 40. 49,,
Hao,-Koe,lpta ast - hours 5s5 head. Total '.-
v,ex Inn. far 49, hOsd For same time asst wees 1863
on Srie 20 Light PIGS ~ SjH" 80 selected
Yorsrrs a. 4OoJi3 Selected Medium weight - 90 90
'nsr.c wiIcd Ends - - % % -'9gs IS 6Gs 90
MiIso Prs ana I2hl WORKERS ~ 100 90 W"iEe' co'ou
QnrI. e oars lcit over - -, M. ,.-,
yonrna ispors Cafde-ieceipfs 5000 teao. shipments
am ,aar.rt Choice shipping htr.fs
eds, 90 SO md Poo efs 81 2Jn" AZ. COWS fu"s
.nd a 1rn 81 4G0a3 a. TeEsns 81 Gp@-t 70
iOODD head. .hinnenis OOOD neal
Iet ei'w m!Ien 80 U505 40. Light 81 500 20; SEis
Eecoipt, 1000 head shipments LOCO head Market
strong; Siiives 81 % u.s. 20 western ~ op@fJ icN
an ~ 20 M 80 lambs 81 1000 30 -. , s,,
,,cnt. 4oJ headi market was higher ChoicV NAilts
S'.,. a. InnSj 20 Coed = 30eSi % Butchers
st.ef. FAR 70 Choice. ~ li0t4 10 sio. srrs ana
eei.r, lar 20 goot 81 0cc3lo hangef~ ORDINARY 10
goa,-Rece'p,s 900 heal shiDmsnts $50 aarket
sLout ssply ~hoice Heavy AMI Butcn
srs Selection. 50 A5 rs PacEiog and workers. Medium
to Prime So l51so 90 Light grades Com'""" !" '''a
- 709S5 Is uo., .......,. . oao had Mar
kst nrnl Yais Choice - l6GtA 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
COURT CALENDARS.

FNTIA1, Dec. Y.
sUlsrNr CorEr-CNAvHrss- Rcfore Lawrence l.
No r. - - - o. Sc lli llG IL iIN 49, l2o IA
l4e IL ls6 Ia 900 IL. 10 1917. oil % 222 296 49,
2,S "a rs 80 -62 PSI 2j> 81 % 275 ~ 2-s s-e
rsFErWF rttrf-SrEClAt TfhN PAhT l-Eofore Potter
! &c No daf "a .ena T
SUPREME 'niGT- Adfourre untl Fri.
DAY Dec 50 No further tav calendar III. FERN.
>raEoGAff- foURI- Before Rollins S-Nl IA Of Saral II
Pc o. 3d.. VII - JohU NcNe'. = F. IA
surSEIoR COURT SPECIAL rEgr-Befsre TruaI J.-No
ca a'-usAr.
CoHv'v PtEAs-srEcIAL TrEN-Bcfore Van Hoe-cn. j.
No. yC.lcar+r
CoNMoV PLEA,-Equrrr TEgV-He:orO Booksjaver j.
AIio I'd t,r fhr trraI.
CIT corar-TeiAL rEEN-PAEr IL-Be:ofo browne. J.
y
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1885 1880. 1887.
Es:,ss s: reported sss.ss
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON. Dee. 27--4 Q. m.-Atanto and Great Western
first mortgage trustees certificates 39a Canadian Pacific
eS's Uhtsd state' per cent bonds l2sA Ere second
III; NewYork Central. III =; Reading S5'.; Canada
Northwest Land Company. 2's Hulson's Bay company
22< Spanish a. ST. Bar silver 10 quoted at 4iAl. per
Par. advioss per rsnte. ~ 81 francs
- Confines for the London at rs
francs 35 q confines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Dec. 27.-330 D. n.-Beef and Porx-In fair
demand HamsIn poor demand Bacon IN tar demand
dull Ais Cd. Chr"-eu poor dsa3n'. TaON
poor Spirits Of Turpontine-n tar demand.
Ro,n-n poor demand Lari. spot aud Fuiurosin pOor
rlsrv dali at iOs Ia. Whcat-ln far demand. Aew NJ
Winter -iIOag At Os I'd do Sptihg. strong AZ IS ~
Fonr-In far demand Extra No tate steady ~ ?s ID
Com spot and futures-Is tar demant MiNtd WESTERN
firm IS II DL December January AM FEBRUARY,
hrm 4. ld Hops at Loao New YORK state There 10
hing snsrins
LONDON. Dec. 27-4 D. m.-Prhduce-Cacuua Linseeds
37. LII Petrolsum. ld sat poi
gallon snirits of rurpeptlns 2Ss lsd per cwt; sugar
les per cwL Cuba Mu-covldo fair refining aiOat
81 -Wilcox's Lard closed at "a francs
25 centnos 100 kios Iettusnm-FiDs Pale American,
Is u aud IL francs IL "a confines sellers
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA Dec 27-spaalsh gold 1892 @2A0 Exchasae
quiet sugar quiet but firm.
SPIRITS OF rURPENTINR
CuARLEsreS, Dec 27 -Turpcntlne firm at S.
SAVANNAH. Dec 27.-rurpenuno nrm AZ $3.50 bid
WILMINGTON Dec. 27.-1urpenrns steady % 3Se
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For week ending Tuesday, December p, 1887.


Receipts for week LILO pkss beans. 6.050 pkgs peas
Exports e43 pkgs. bo.ns. 226 bush Impors 20O6
bags beans. The market has ruled Qmst all kinds of
domestic beins Mari have held NJ To - - for choice
stock but Medium aud Pea Ia better supply and Just
shade easier White Kidney steady at 40 80 Rel kidney
have declined fully &c. closing weak at - es2 05 latter
trsme. Turtle greatly nrele ted nominal Ahout
69i2 bags California be arrived ths week Lima selling
moderately At 81 30 81 80 far
but the free arrivals keep the market well supplied.
q cen peas sell only IN lOOOing
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MILK AND CREAM.

Tho daily receipts Of milk different
railroad distributing points IN and
con ensed milk AMI 20 cans Of cream: SusGuei 1928
cans OF milk ami % Of cream YORK C.tg anl
Northern 80 milk: Harlem 2.765 ~ H. l25
condensed milk and 90 Of New Iayen
Hartford 1850 Of milk: ontario and We.i
roads l7j OF milk 81 % condensed mix
NegJersey CeUtri $50 clns o. milk
and ~ misccil short routes l7O
OF milk and 40 % cream THO total daily supply has
been IA 400 milk 24g senSst milk AMI 80
VI Tn, has had seaiv during the hOsiay
week at average for the surplus IL 30 o. 80 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
LNSUkANCES on RlCh9r rlRES

lists OF RISKS on VARIOUS ST0CAS AND PROP
ENIffS.
The lasrauce on the steck OF cheese Of oetisbcrser
Gerber. ~ No. AZ Cha.n5ersst. damaged by fire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

Eo,cn,s for week. . lO7 bales Exports. 429 ba!cs I'M
5tg bales Very ne demand nom any source anu
and Nok -ei. The top 40 G" Tor t"O'r
hops lJc fair 10 Urine are offered "et a. "@
49, common dom tn .aSc state - hos "a"
elected Toe Pacific coast 'tocA both - 'ad So IS
nom4uh our rotuced quotations arc ptOoAOJ tx
tIrIar lOr actual business.
state 1857 Choice Il G15 state 1885 .........
10 200 to prime ii ais 'PA,.dc coast. ls'7. q!
uo common 10 far. f10lO IPiciut COST. lS'O u
POULTRY kNp "ANE
Live Poultry having lu sale ant chickens fowls AMI
tuf rys are Rulers have closed their house i0 Tie
winter icro outlet except G. Wagon b'N' 't me
jews Ducks and goose about steadf Pigeons ntnrr
and wanted 49, .....
very wv ana tho close ot to wu,N prices mai 10
.4c! 3c. turkeys aui about lc "h eickrn -
eject .rs the luct7n 10 was inpos' Die |" eiet
clr rance. and aIge quantity o. 7trh h'd 10
lie carried SUNDAY flr tl'S WF"@ INV
demand cbt and With b rat artva- ron the Wrst
there d., been prices ihere are IT," iir'h
receipt, Jrrry Philadelphia turkeys hni some nilne
lots saturday are iterlY on iei Al .'
( and l2c for Ir~cy wi ian lot- at IL llf
4 lots II Western are b II ~htlr Owe
iltr pbtuablc fair lots a." Gearing mp - '
chickens about steady hu most oI IN" N''
fowls and OF un'ltY. ,l'i
exceed Sc. Duck and 'ct~e w"ie Wei"
sustained ny closo OF the week uu'cr very mOsfde
and show hut ltc change IN prices To-Day h"ush
doc a trhc less hrm. .,.,.
81. frery . 20 and some oI fair qutF At
o. prices rides held steady Grouse quiet ami
ducks In light supply ani ste DIV Rap
few sales OF ezra large are reported s'do
atu 81 ulD
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FuRs SKINS.
Receipts continue light and the demand smsll Price,

NnIs-Peanuts steady at Ava for hand picked and
~ eSc for farmers. Pecin dali; quoted nsrni9y ~ 80
&C. Tor extra large and for medium Hickory
srdy at 81 - afew choice bright ShclDsrk -
BE SNAX-Quiet et 2n1 30.
HONEf-Very little demand and Wholesale quo atoms
little more than nominal waite Glover held So for -
fancy lOxes l6d Ne Tor 10 glass boxes and i l5c
2tD. Buck wheat honey dull at lODl2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

por.roE. AID vEsEr,sLas

Tine Christmas holiday has interupt"i biSneS' To some
exrutnn very hr.e tmportaons rom Eurn" nav" glf'n
M ,rr. an caster pr, held uh mango" oNccpt
Eugllsh Nasnn ~, winch can De hii 'it ~
liver Prince EdWar Island STOCK work
rg olt rather slowly AZ unsaAngd prces stat" P"oto's
an wanted Southern orders aud rnlo
Rurpa steady hut Ititt sweet potatoes
Ne n-d sahtly lao ant hvs snce rhl't a1ont
'iv ,. unoel ONION. ohoice quality Ia fair demand
AND ,teais Norfo~ Ke "a nrlrrto supply. Russia tur'
nln. dull CabJages rec ana hrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

Receipt. 'or week SD2 p1csl-es EKpsts Nos boxes
Follow weekly report hei" very itlr home
Distributing tGair with he ase For export ~ about
fancy white cheese ~ II ~ &c, the
MAJ showed considerable d mrrss But No 81" now eN-
dulro4s IN" -'dar ami
simply e. "A Il .. firm marSri for ga Nec'nt
grade, seems l'r
outside rate Tor perfect is either wnfH
a. coor.l Pennsvvautt nav" ir'oWe a'.Igy
Gull ami prices lower To s-i. Liverpool cable 555
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

FRUITS ,vr nreeie- -prlgo.

Receipts for week ~ pkgs Export, dried apples 222t
psg- market an .cs oi cyaortt'i ap-
IaTr- and trade slow ~uu'fi~1 scei p
bic. little shd nti0r "wcr Ia sell
rIIn Cnop. steady. Cores and shius
ln,rr ,,the, 70 supply and deInan both hsAt
---L n 4 A .ANi IIllsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
STRENGTH IN THE MARKET.
FIGURES RESPOND TO THE DEMAND.


SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHAYGE-pEo a.
TILE GENERAL LIST
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CO. Dec. 27.-Iho l9ai'F Htafe' Fsns9l IS i0IIows

t.1u:. market dull ani prices -tei anu Nn'thkc.
A. Ltst auj'ei--hsios to Fancy Wntsr.f'trnts s4pD
% ~Olt lern - 80 q Acnlska All
N-cou-u g 6ODt % fAr % hace -"co9 IS $50
fS' holes Fancy NlnrspiA Patsnts & 81 gt)D
ls.t Patent, - lOpt 3D. VI anesOt4 B2S.r. ''SI
sit Medium u ChD g s'f' ~prlags 81 - 80 Low
fOG2 80 Rye Flour "a barrels 7'D3J D.
ca.tqio,lt.on, we're a, 'olows-No sprlns Wheat &C
~ No . spring Wheat at g. &c. No Rod "a, iy'ac;
Cora SOC. so. ONs 3laG 80 hys
e. No. Barley Sc 10 FlaK See' 81 n.
a45 H. rer 100 u = 10 Short E.ls Sdcs
loo,s = 20 Dry Satei shoulders ooxel 50 200 %.
short Sides boxed - lOD7 10 Nnsksy ulsters'
finished goods gallon 81 10 sugtt-Cut Loaf SIC,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

Government bonds were dan and strong Tie
bids were IS higher for the Is and Is higher for
the Is. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

claim bet aowiedge Of the position OF the Irish members
than friend in the audience lChecra am conV,ncsu
that the day comes the people OF lreann ana VIZ
peoples representatives, in sympathy win inc ~
OF England and their representatives,. VIII JON
hasds and hearts with the people OF vi VI
United states on this question Loud cheer+ on'y sou
that cordial letter frDn one VINO ~ rete,o
By all this platform, great eader Mt
Tremendous cheering and waving OF hats ana
Mr. stewart closed his speech amid interruption rom
a in the gallery which resulted in the eecuoh Oh
the offender .
W. r. CreIner, NJ p spoke next. He citei some OF
the results az the Crimcan and other wars IN Wcu
Great Britain hal engaged ia recent years sioWlns
that in no instance did these pay He had every
where found tlat dcinocracythe masses o. the so
ple-favorcl arbitration instead OF war.
THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
The following resolutions then read ana adopted
Urrrqs This meeting has heard the presentation OF the
members British Parliament upon the susct % nv,
Address the President and Congress o. We ni'en
Of tTeatv with Great lr
stpuate differences srisng between Tho Two ov
cannot be adjusted ny diplomatic agency
shall be referred 10 arlitrail ...
RFSO'rd That chairman ~ this meeting appoint Oo
utt-e Of i've VIII ca he shall BE member $3.50
lirst-To urge Government 10 formulate such treaty
q q 3 early y date practicable;
S,cOrd-ro request pass n law c"hNehllH
North auc = uth America
such choose join horcln To for an inter-
National court which VIII command the respect
civilized world AMI 20 provide -uhccnt uhds 10 carry
proposed law with appropriate dlsnhy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
COST or KEEPING INSANE PIUPERS.
DEMONSTRATED BY TIE AUTHORITIES oSt L'TEl


DEMONSTRATED BY TIE AUTHORITIES onN LISTER
COUNTY.
KINGSTON. Nov. 90 (Spci0D-rhe report Of the
superin cndcnt of the poor OF Ulster County for TIC
current year shows a marked saving in the cost OF
Keeping lho insane paupcrs at tho county Institution
over the Customary charges for such maintenance
OF the insane at The STATE a>yums. The county ha'
paid largo sums OF money annually for the care OF
IT, Insane paupcfs al tho different Siato a-Nlulh-
Last year part of the new am-hOu~c building was
prepared for the ptOn of ,hiS class ana the Wis
dom OF the plan is too clearly apparent Supcrntth
dcn; SaXton says The actual cost Of maintenance for
Tho insane under his clarg" during the year does not
exceed rl 20 pr week head, while bnI, from The
state thu,e in then iuf me current
year are al The Ittc II - 30 per week per head
The average number Of county ln-an pdupcr> u about
which inticatcs ANNA! -aNihe 10 th'
county of over 80 100 exclusive of the transportation
charEc-. This has tendency To decrease the patron
age Uf the ate and il IL not surprising That
the state authorities have already cndcaNortd To
convey tho impression th1' Il~rer County Is not pro
vding adequately aud properly for H. poor insane
AID adv Ing HAT they be returned to The ot%e IN
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